18 Apr 1989
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1989
Page
1
In Baldwinsville, 23 eighth graders were placed secretly in accelerated classes for 30 weeks. All moved from average to passing state Regents courses in math English social studies and science, a 100 percent success rate. Superintendent Anthony Lease credits high standards driving achievement.
The 1979 White House event linked Jim Wright to pressing Anwar Sadat for help with a Gulf of Suez oil investment. A 279 page ethics report lists sixty nine counts against Wright, marking the first time a Speaker faced such charges. The panel approved the findings 12-0, revealing a harsher portrait than Wright’s prior defense.
An 88 year old Mattydale resident Charles E. Johnson died as smoke and flames heavily damaged his two story wood house at 111 Harrington Street. Fire Chief Michael Gene said Johnson was found on the first floor center. Firefighters from Mattydale and Lyncourt contained the blaze after about an hour. Johnson lived alone and was a piano player in Syracuse hotels and restaurants in the 1950s.
The article notes that two extra days due to Patriots Day and a Saturday deadline let residents in Upstate New York Rhode Island New Hampshire Maine Connecticut and Massachusetts file by midnight tonight. People jammed post offices and IRS centers while officials blamed procrastination. Taxpayers in Massachusetts faced the holiday shift and many completed returns Sunday night.
Arlene Kelly, 73, asks thieves to mail back a 12 exposure roll of film stolen from her Liverpool home two weeks ago. The snaps include a final portrait of her husband Daniel, who died of cancer days later, plus images of cars and memories from their 32 years together.
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